The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-13
RACES At LOUISVILLE.
rHE WINNERS WERE Los AN
GELEs, JAUBERT,
Jaeobip, MOdesty and volante-Pro-
gramme Of the Events OF
Today.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May IL The sec
ond dsy OF the Louisville epring meet
ing witnessed come good racing The
time was excellent and the fields
large. Notwithstanding shower just
before 2 o'clock, and heavy thIe iten-
ing clouds overhead, there were be-
tween five and six Thousand people
present. The judges were Maj. John
:. Clark, OF Lexington; Capt. James
Franklip, OF GallstiD, Tenn, and
OIL. M. Lewis Clark. The timers, W.
\. Barnes, B. g. Thomas and Mr.. Van
Kirkm Ap, OF Nashville. 1t did net
rain long enough to hurt the track
any, and the clouds afforded pleas
ant protection from the sun. Some
trouble and a long delay occurred
over the fourth race. Little Mlnch
c,me in first, Modesty second, Col.
o Sens third and Redstone fourth, but
Modesty claimed foul. As they
passed into the stretch Lite Minch
had swerved in front OF her cutting
her of. Little MiDch would have won
anyway, but the judges decided Mod
esty first, Col, Owen second, RedstoLe
third, and Little Minch last. The
dark ones continued to make the big
betters unhappy, Los Angeles and
Volants being the oaly two favorites
who came up to expectations.
Fira Race Five furlongs. Louit-
vile Ladies' stakes, for. two year old
FLIES, 5000 added, 500 to second,
third to save stakes. The starters were:
Comic B., Blaylock; Amelia p, Tur-
ner; Los Angeles, West; Winona,
Caldwell; Emporia, Hogan; Miss
Ruth, L. Jones OutStep, Arnold Kit
ty Gun, Withers; Leonine, Isaac
l. wis; Frederick. BuchsnOn; The
Grow, Thayer; znhlan, Sheridan;
Ocean, Stocked; Lilly, Virgil, Finne'
gan. Each carried liz pounds. Book
betting-Connie B to /; Amelia p,
20tl /; Los Angeles, 4 to 1; Winons,
10 to l ; Enporia, 10 to /; Miss Ruth,
7tol; Outstep, 10 to l; Kitty Gun, 8
to l Laonine, ~ 10 / Frederick, 70 to
/; Zuhlan, 10 to |; Ocean, 4 to l. The
Grow ran off three miles this morning,
was scratched in the race. After sew.
eral false starts they got off TO good
one, Kitty Gun in the lead, Los An
Qeles second. At the head Of the
stretch WinoDa was first, Los Angeles
second, Kitty Gun third. They raced
this way to the wire. Los Angeles won
by length; Wiuona two engths in
front of Ocean. Time-1 :02.
Second RACE. One mile and three.
eghths. Selling purse Of S4O0, 800
to second. There were three starters /:
PAthlone, Vincent, 107; Aristocrst,
Gerbardy, 10Y; Jsubert, Hathaway,
80. Betting: Athlone, 2 to g.; Aristo'
crat 8 to /; Jaubert, 8 to /. Aristocrst
and Athlone were eff first. Passing
the grand stand Aristocrst and Ath-
lone Tapped and ran thus all the way
round to the three quarter pole, where
Jaubert was given his head, and com
ing along won easily by two Icing his;
Aristocrat second. head in front of
Ath,one. Time-2:20 George Car
roll, OF Mount Sterling, bought Jau-
bert.
Third Race. - Dlxians handicap for
three year Odds and upward, mile and
a quarter. $500 added, Forty-nine
entries. The starters were: O'Fallon
(Vincent), 105; Coincide (Kelly), 80;
Grey Cloud (Jobnsop), 100; Loneallght
(dathaway), 100; Wahoo (Cald weld,
i07; Lucky B. murphy, 1l8; Nc
Oarthy's Last (West), ITO; Jacobin
(Hanis), 1902. Bettipg-Lucky B. 2 to
/, O'Fallon 7 to J., Coincide 10 to l,
G ey Cloud 10 10 l, Longalight 10 to |,
Wahoo 10 TO /, McOsrthy's Last 3 to l,
Jacobin 4 to l. O'Fallon led the crowd
A. the way to the head of this stretch,
where JaCobin came forward and held
the position past the wire, O'FAllon
second, Lucky B, third and Wahoo
fourth. Tine -2:093
Fourth Race Three quarters OF a
mile dash. Cub purse TACO, of which
$100 to second, for three years olds and
upwards, Three year Odds to carry 100
pounds; four years, no; and five years
and upward ll3 POUNDS. The starters
were: Estrela, M)desty, Euphony,
Mary Mack, Cassie, Colonel Owens
Reds one All 'Rh' nsy, BfE1 BAD
Glen Bap, Tom Der in, DArkha Ms
Cleveland, Llttls Minch. Mary Mack
got off first, with Tom Berlin second
the rest in a bunch. At the tire 4
quarters Little Minch came to frInt
ard stayed there, but the Judges de
cided Modesty frat, WITH Blaylock up
and Colonel Owens, r,Iden by Turner
second. Time--l:l4i. The bet ini
was to l against Modesty, 10 to
against Etrele, 8 to l against Alle
cheney aud X dstone, I'D from 10 t.
rs to aga nat the others, except LITTLE
Mlnch, + to 5.
Fifth Race One mile and one
eigh h. Mammoth Shoe and Clothing
House Company purse" $400 addet
by the company, of which 500 4
second. Toe starters were: Uncl
Dan, Volante, Maj, Walker, Jenni
Mcfarland, Wary, st, Valentine ant
Fosteral. The betting was: Volante,
TO 2; Uncle Dan, 10 to l ; Maj Walker
20tol; Jennie Mcfarland 20 to l
, Wary, 8 toll; Fostersl, s to l, and 81
Valentine, 20 to /. Murphy rod
' Volante with ia pounds up; john
son, Wary with 1903, and Witheu
, Fosteral with Ill. Maj. Walker le
the way part OF the time, but Volant
; WAS q winner after closs finish, wit
Wary second and Eos ersl third. Tim
, -1:56i.
: ToDAY's KVRNTs.
, LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1.-THE 81
, tries, weights and pooling tonight o
a tomorrow's events are se follows:
= E,a Race One mile. Lotion, 10
!, $50; Watch EN-, 90, 81; Revoke, III
= iSS Our Friend, liz, $32; Brillian
Z l03, $l3; W. H. H., SO, "a; Efiie Ha
I dy, 81, So; Eliza Garter, los, So; Jill
Nave, 80, S27; Charlie Marks, 80, So
4 Second Race - Alexander stakes
= five eighths Of mile. Buckhoun'
!. ll5, S225; Amos, lis, $50; Barriste
ll5, $50; Badge, lis, $500; Zsb War
ll6, 500; Perkins, ll5, $500.
Third Rdce.-Mile and q quartz
Long Slipper, l1S; Gold Flea, 10
q No pools sold.
Fourth Race -0ne mile and one-si.
- tenth dash. Egmont, lis, $3.50; A
y legheny, 81, $40; Clarion, 100, So
Voltigeur, 100, $40; Louis Clark, 10
@ SS5.
Fifth Rdce.-Three.quarters OF
N nnila pandaun;s InQ gQn, Rarkha